Tickets are available online at
www.tiburonmusicfestival.org or
by calling the
Tiburon Music Festival at 415.457.5226.
Tickets may also be purchased at the door.
Saturday, June 20
at 7:30—Contemporary Opera Marin
The weekend opens with Contemporary Opera Marin’s production of operatic gems of the 17th
and 20th Century. Leonard Bernstein’s early
work, Trouble in Tahiti, contains all the musical genius this
great American displayed throughout his
career in this riveting 50 minute domestic drama. As pertinent today as
it was in 1953, it follows the lives of Sam
and Dinah, with a doo-wop
trio serving as Greek chorus. The evening
opens with Il
Combattimento di Tancredi e Clorinda, Claudio Monteverdi’s 20 minute masterpiece that shows the
uncanny parallels of 12th Century
Sunday, June 21 at
The evening’s concert is devoted
to the enormous musical
talent that serves St. Hilary Church. The program features the world premiere of All Souls, a choral work by
music
director Vincent Stadlin as well as excerpts from his American Mass, a new work
inspired by the election of
Barack
Obama. Interspersed are arias performed by the parish soloists as well
as a performance by Fr. James Tarantino!
Tuesday, June 23 at
7:30—Tiburon Chamber Players
This evening marks the return of
the Tiburon Chamber Players, San Francisco Symphony musicians with southern Marin roots, in
beautiful performances of great chamber works by the Viennese masters.
Wednesday,
June 24 at
Wednesday evening festival
director Paul Smith performs four large scale works for
piano and orchestra in their small scale
settings for strings (and flute).
Thursday, June 25
at
This concert presents 150 years
of
Saturday, June 27 at 7:30—Contemporary Opera Marin
Sunday, June 28 at
2:00—Contemporary Opera Marin
Contemporary Opera Marin’s
production of operatic gems of the 17th and 20th Century. Leonard Bernstein’s earlly work, Trouble in Tahiti, contains all the musical genius this
great American displayed throughout his
career in this riveting 50 minute domestic drama. As pertinent today as
it was in 1953, it follows the lives of Sam
and Dinah, with a doo-wop trio serving
as Greek chorus. The performance opens with Il Combattimento di
Tancredi e Clorinda, Claudio Monteverdi’s 20 minute masterpiece that shows the uncanny parallels of 12th Century
Sunday,
June 28 at 7:30—Best of TMF 2009
The evening’s concert is devoted
to the enormous musical
talent that serves St. Hilary Church. The program features the world premiere of All Souls, a choral work by
music
director Vincent Stadlin as well as excerpts from his American Mass, a new work
inspired by the election of Barack Obama. Interspersed are arias performed by the
parish soloists as well as a performance by Fr. James Tarantino!
All performances take place
at:
St. Hilary Church,
From Highway 101 take Mill Valley/Tiburon exit toward
Turn left at
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GENERAL ADMISSION
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